Abraham Ceesvin

Junjie He raised to 24,000 from under the gun, and Abraham Ceesvin called in the cutoff.

He made a continuation bet of 35,000 on the 8 4 4 flop, and Ceesvin stuck around.

Both players checked the K turn and the 5 river.

He revealed A J for ace-high, while Ceesvin tabled 9 8 for a flopped pair of eights to take down the pot.

Ceesvin continues his strong run today and has crossed the one million chip mark.

Kento Nasu raised to 24,000 from under the gun, only to be jammed by Jun Li in the small blind for 100,000. Nasu made the call.

Kento Nasu: A Q

Jun Li: 8 8

Li was ahead with pocket eights and stayed in front on the K T 5 flop, though Nasu still had outs to score a knockout.

The turn brought the 5 and Li just needed to fade an ace or queen on the river to stay alive.

But the dealer flipped over the A , ending Li’s tournament run.

Li Tsan Wa shoved all-in for 153,000 from under the gun. Zhao Nan then jammed all-in for 651,000 to isolate.

Li Tsan Wa: A Q

Zhano Nan: T T

Board: J K 3 7 8

Nan's tens held, sending Li to the payout desk.

Thanawat Nand opened for 20,000 on the cut-off and Hsu Chia Wen defended her big blind.

The flop showed 2 A 7

Wen check-raised the 15,000 bet to 40,000. Nand called to open a 2 on the turn.

Wen fired 50,000 and Nand just called. The river brought a 6

Wen checked and called the 75,000 bet of Nand.

Thanawat Nand: A 7

Hsu Chia Wen: A T

Ianis Mozhelis made it 20,000 to go from middle position and Witsarut Ketnarin called on the button.

Mozhelis continued for 20,000 on the K 6 7 flop and Ketnarin stuck around.

When the 7 hit on the turn, Mozhelis sent a barrel of 30,000. Ketnarin tagged along.

After the J landed on the river, Mozhelis fired a third barrel of 30,000, and this time successfully forcing Ketnarin to fold.